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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 59, 13 March 1944, Page 6

u/j flThis is supposed to be the first month j of Autumn but for once Nature seems reluctant to make the change! So far the only indication we have had of the new season’s arrival is the sudden invasion of new warmer clothing, dress materials and accessories These are now on display throughout our windows and in the mantle and millinery salons and our readers are cordially invited to make an early visit and inspect our interesting selections. <§><*><s> J[To be smart and comfortably dressed for the new season does not necessarily penalise your coupon book or, your savings account! Because Janet and I will keep you well informed of the values available. For instance this week we have a 30in. dark green flannel material that is excellent value at 4/9 yard—offering many opportunities to the home dressmaker for making blouses and frocks for both adults and children. <S> <S> <S> flThe Chief will be away again this week his destination being Dunedin. He said his view was “strictly business” so we look forward to some big results in the way of new merchandise. in one of our windows against the typical background of a brilliant Autumn sunset and bull-rush encircled lagoon is a Travel Tweed Double-breasted Coat in popular shadow check. The snappy lines of this tailored coat are detailed with stitched revers, tie belt and cuffed pockets. The sizes available in this style are SBW, SW and W in navy, lido and teal. Price £8 and 12 coupons. <s> <s> flTlie “Wedding March” seems to have become a signature tune lately and 1 it will be the accompaniment of ev\jn more nuptial ceremonies at Easter so I have decided to have a little chat to brides-to-be in my commentary tonight over 2ZA. 1 shall include the i record suggested by one of my listeners “Flying Fingers” by th- [ Hodlars. Janet will contribute some important shopping tips for her out-of-town friends. So don’t forget U tune in tonight at 5.45 p.m. <3> <s> TfAs soon as the jam-making season i* over your thoughts will be turning t renovations about your house ... . new cushion cover here or a ucv bedspread there. So it would be worth your while to send in or call for your requirements of 45in. green taffeta which, is specially reduced for clearance to 5/11 from 6/13. It is also useful for curtains or would make up very well for evening wear. 1> coupons per yard. <S> <s> <S> flAs a result of our radio broadcast announcement last week over 90 custom ers were able to reap the benefit of our “Friday” surprise. Another similar announcement will be given over 2ZA this w r eek during one of our feature sessions, so it w-ill bo worth your while to keep listening! <s><s> <B> fljust as surely as the scurrying leave? are part of the out-of-door Autumn picturo so are accessories important to our Autumn ensembles. Consequently our Fancy Section has equipped itself with an interesting selection of handbags which include many lovely styles in very attractive imitation and real leathers. One in particular is a studied simple “Westcraft” style, made of punched leather and trimmed with a modern arrangement of contrast leather and a novel gilt clip. Price <35/-. <i> <S> <& flYou may think it a little early to prepare for Autumn now but to give you an idea of the way we at P.D.C. plan ahead Eugenie and the Chief spent last Wednesday and Thursday in Wellington “Christmas Shopping”! Yes! They believe in the old adage of the “early bird” and our customers will reap the bene fits later on. «><s<s an d just so that the men won’t, feel out of our plans for Autumn wardrobes, let me tell you that we have some excellent values offering in men’s woollens. For instance Airforce blue, medium weight, all wool pullovers are available at 15/and would make fine cold-wcather friends! <3> <B> last week we said cheerio to Mrs. Cunning as a staff member, as she has given up business life to make looking after her daughter and hubby a full time job also we welcomed, in her place, Eila Francis, who is already enjoying being a member of our friendly staff. <S> «3> <s* Just a reminder needlework problem remember that Mavis, in our needlework department is at your service and will help you j without obligation. If you live outj of-town you are invited to ring her or write to her through Janet, who is I your personal shopper. This i a “Susan,” signing off! ♦ <* <•» Premier Drapery Co. Ltd. “The Sunny Corner” PALMERSTON NORTH